Abstract:Extant accounts of subject matter all assume that an agent either fully grasps or does not grasp a given subject matter. Although useful, this idealization...
Sandy Goldberg is a Chester D.Tripp Professor of Philosophy at Northwestern University, and a professorial fellow at the University of St Andrews. He works in the...
Recent feminist campaigns, such as #BelieveWomen and #MeToo, have generated a great deal of discussion about sexual misconduct accusations and our consequent moral, legal, and...
Recent feminist campaigns, such as #BelieveWomen and #MeToo, have generated a great deal of discussion about sexual misconduct accusations and our consequent moral, legal, and...
Abstract: It's not uncommon in contemporary philosophical work on desire, emotions, intentional action, rational attitudes and the like to speak of a distinctive form of...
Abstract: Nearly every aspect of words is subject to alteration: pronunciation, spelling, part of speech, and definition. These aspects are often altered intentionally, yet speakers...
Abstract: Epistemic agents are finite and fallible. Our range is limited and some of what we accept is, no doubt, flawed. To achieve our epistemic...